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Polyend Mess
The Polyend Mess is a multi-effect step sequencer designed to enhance audio creativity. Released in 2025, this device allows users to stack up to four effects simultaneously, providing a dynamic sound experience that evolves as you play. With 125 stereo effects available, the Mess offers a wide range of sonic possibilities, from traditional reverb and delay to more experimental granular and glitch effects. This pedal is particularly suited for musicians looking to transform simple guitar lines or other audio sources into rich atmospheres and engaging textures. The sequencer functionality enables rhythmic and evolving soundscapes, making it ideal for live performances or studio work. Additionally, the Mess features 150 presets for quick access to creative sounds, along with the capacity for users to save up to 1,000 of their own custom settings. Connectivity options include TRS inputs and outputs, MIDI in and out, and USB-C, allowing for versatile integration with various audio setups. The device operates on a power supply of 9-18 V DC, with a minimum current requirement of 500 mA, although a power adapter is not included.
ALM Busy Circuits MFX Pedal
The ALM Busy Circuits MFX Pedal is a versatile multi-effects processor designed for electric guitars and synthesizers. This compact unit measures 125 x 65 x 70 mm and operates on 9V DC power, with a center negative configuration (power supply not included). It features a DIN MIDI input and a USB-C connection for enhanced connectivity. This pedal offers 18 fully featured effects programs, bringing the capabilities of the popular Eurorack MFX module into a standalone format. Users can take advantage of various control options, including MIDI, knob, and expression pedal inputs, as well as tap tempo functionality. Additionally, it includes an optional analog gain stage and supports true relay or DSP-based bypass for flexible signal routing. The MFX Pedal is suitable for a wide range of applications, making it an excellent choice for musicians looking to expand their sound palette. Its combination of effects and control features allows for creative experimentation, whether for live performances or studio recordings.
Elektron Digitakt
The Elektron Digitakt is a portable sampler and drum machine in the digitakt and elektron family. It features a compact chassis and multiple I/O options, including MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB 2.0, two 1/4" balanced outputs, two 1/4" inputs, a 1/4" stereo headphone jack, and a dedicated set of inputs and outputs for live routing and syncing. The device is designed to sample and sequence audio, with an emphasis on hands-on editing in a compact format suitable for portable use and live performance. Key capabilities include sampling from inputs and manipulating audio across eight audio tracks, complemented by eight dedicated MIDI tracks for sequenced control. This setup supports sample-based workflows, with a focus on sound design and performance-oriented tweaking via assignable LFOs and a multi-mode filter per audio track. Overbridge support facilitates integration with computer-based workflows, while the device’s internal +Drive storage and file management enable saving and recalling sounds and projects, preserving factory content and user files. Typical use cases for the Digitakt include nomadic beatmaking, live performance setups, and experimental sampling where hands-on control and quick access to parameter changes are valuable. Its workflow encourages creative manipulation of samples and patterns, with a design that supports spontaneous sound design and iterative pattern creation. The unit’s form factor and feature set make it a compact centerpiece for portable studios or performance rigs.
Polyend Play+
Polyend Play+ is a Groove Machine that functions as a 16-track groovebox with multisourced synthesis and stereo sampling capabilities. It features an upgraded internal architecture designed to deliver richer stereo sounds and multitimbral polyphonic synthesis, while enabling seamless audio over USB to a DAW. The device also includes a new patch editor and a dedicated stereo expansion for samples, alongside multi-track USB audio collaboration. Notable elements include several built-in synth engines, a patch editing workflow with 9 encoders for patch parameters, and dedicated per-track performance features. The Play+ can send up to 14 stereo tracks to a DAW over USB, supporting multi-track audio workflows, and provides a range of effects such as delay, reverb, bitcrusher, overdrive, and master EQ to shape sounds. Typical use cases center on live playing and studio pattern creation, leveraging the Perform mode and various generative options to craft rhythms and evolving textures. The unit is described as suitable for creating and modeling rhythms and patterns with multiple tracks, while offering a flexible workflow for immediate playability and on-the-fly sound design.